How to loop a Youtube video?


Got an earworm on Youtube listening to a track and you simply can’t stop listening to it? Well, then you might want to know how to loop a Youtube video!

How to loop a youtube video

To loop a Youtube video you don’t have to do much, Youtube is basically anything you need. There are various plugins that allow you to loop a Youtube video indefinitely, however it’s also quite easy to do it manually. So, let’s first look at the manual way to loop Youtube videos and then we might try out some Youtube apps to loop videos.

How to loop Youtube videos: The manual way

A normal Youtube video URL looks like this one here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX5cAzP8wzY

However, you can also access the Youtube video directly and open it in a fullscreen flash-mode that allows you to pass parameters like loop and autoplay via the URL.

So, if you want to loop a Youtube video, simply rewrite the URL a little bit to make it looks like this:
http://www.youtube.com/v/lX5cAzP8wzY&loop=1&autoplay=1

What changed? Remove watch?v= and replace it with v/, then add the parameters &loop=1 and &autoplay=1 at the end of the URL

How to loop a Youtube video: The easy way

There are some website that allow you to loop youtube video by enterting the Youtube video URL. We will soon add this feature to  our free Youtube video converter and will notify you here about the looping feature.


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Written by oliversk Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

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3 Responses to How to loop a Youtube video?

  1. Paul said:

    you can type repeat between youtube and .com

  2. Pluckah said:

    Not working properly; it opens to fullscreen, flash mode, but won’t either loop nor autostart. ???

    Waiting for a solution, another option is to add “-loop” after youtube in the url to connect it to a site that loops it for free.

  3. Pluckah said:

    Excuse me, please. My mistake, or so. I set the parameters at the very end of the url, after where there was for that video in particular more parameters (player embedded, etc.) Must be set to work “loop” and “autoplay” right before any other parameter in the url.Now working alright, thank you!

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